Awesome exchange...
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While I disagree with you on everything, I heard that exchange while driving and he totally owned that reporter.
These reporters are so out of their league, trying to cross examine a seasoned lawyer. The stupid shit that comes out of the talking heads from both sides gets rreeeeeeally exposed when they ask someone their spinning questions that doesn't play the media spin game. Barr is a corrupt p.o.s. but he aint dumb.
Just a question: Was Barr a corrupt POS in the Bush administration too or is this a recent development given his Trump appointment?
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He also did a spin of a report in the late 80's like he attempted to do this time. Don't worry -- he'll get away with it. The Senate will make sure there are no consequences. Mitch damn sure isn't gonna let Russian money be something that takes anybody down.
In keeping with your predictable patterns of spiraling insanity, you post something everyone can agree on - only to ruing it at the last second with your delusional propaganda.
The guy was a Bush guy. If anything he would be part of a neocon (ie. never trumper) lineage. He's spotless. You call him corrupt because you don't like the fact that he accurately told you there was nothing actionable in the report. Seasoned lawyer...
WASHINGTON (WXOW) – President Trump’s legal team released the following statement after the release of the Mueller Report.
STATEMENT FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEGAL TEAM:
“The results of the investigation are a total victory for the President. The report underscores what we have argued from the very beginning – there was no collusion – there was no obstruction. After a 17-month investigation, testimony from some 500 witnesses, the issuance of 2,800 subpoenas, the execution of nearly 500 search warrants, early morning raids, the examination of more than 1.4 million pages of documents, and the unprecedented cooperation of the President, it is clear there was no criminal wrongdoing. Nothing withheld; nothing concealed; nothing deleted; nothing destroyed; and nothing bleached. In addition to the report completely vindicating the President, both Attorney General Bill Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein – working with the career professionals in the Office of Legal Counsel – concluded there was not a single instance in which the elements of any crime were met.
It is also clear that the President acted properly in firing now-disgraced, former FBI Director James Comey who lied and displayed disdain for the values at the core of the FBI. It is troubling that Comey – and top members of his team – launched a biased, political attack against the President – turning one of our foundational legal standards on its head. Instead of protecting the time-honored principle that the President – as with any American – is innocent until proven guilty, they clearly set up a scheme to derail the President – pushing a twisted narrative claiming he was guilty until proven innocent. The report itself is nothing more than an attempt to rehash old allegations, despite the fact that, as reiterated in the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General’s recent report on the 2016 election ‘neither the FBI nor Department prosecutors are permitted to insinuate or allege that an individual who has not been charged with a crime is nevertheless guilty of some wrongdoing.’
This vindication of the President is an important step forward for the country and a strong reminder that this type of abuse must never be permitted to occur again.”
Rudolph W. Giuliani
Jay A. Sekulow
Jane Serene Raskin
Martin R. Raskin
STATEMENT FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP’S LEGAL TEAM:
“The results of the investigation are a total victory for the President. The report underscores what we have argued from the very beginning – there was no collusion – there was no obstruction. After a 17-month investigation, testimony from some 500 witnesses, the issuance of 2,800 subpoenas, the execution of nearly 500 search warrants, early morning raids, the examination of more than 1.4 million pages of documents, and the unprecedented cooperation of the President, it is clear there was no criminal wrongdoing. Nothing withheld; nothing concealed; nothing deleted; nothing destroyed; and nothing bleached. In addition to the report completely vindicating the President, both Attorney General Bill Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein – working with the career professionals in the Office of Legal Counsel – concluded there was not a single instance in which the elements of any crime were met.
It is also clear that the President acted properly in firing now-disgraced, former FBI Director James Comey who lied and displayed disdain for the values at the core of the FBI. It is troubling that Comey – and top members of his team – launched a biased, political attack against the President – turning one of our foundational legal standards on its head. Instead of protecting the time-honored principle that the President – as with any American – is innocent until proven guilty, they clearly set up a scheme to derail the President – pushing a twisted narrative claiming he was guilty until proven innocent. The report itself is nothing more than an attempt to rehash old allegations, despite the fact that, as reiterated in the Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General’s recent report on the 2016 election ‘neither the FBI nor Department prosecutors are permitted to insinuate or allege that an individual who has not been charged with a crime is nevertheless guilty of some wrongdoing.’
This vindication of the President is an important step forward for the country and a strong reminder that this type of abuse must never be permitted to occur again.”
Rudolph W. Giuliani
Jay A. Sekulow
Jane Serene Raskin
Martin R. Raskin
It's awesome that they drafted it before it was even released.
They had the report a couple of days before it was released.
Barr said in his press conference is was standard procedure to show the subject of the investigation the report prior to its release. He did this for the WH to see if anything in the report was covered by executive privilege. None was invoked. Nor did the WH ask that any additional redactions be made.
That's why I was nice.
THAT was the best live Washington DC press conference moment in a long time! Only way better if it was that dumbazz Acosta.
That was savage.
The portly ole barrister still has major game.
The portly ole barrister still has major game.
